Last we heard from Via Rosa, she was busy releasing (unannounced) loose singles on her Soundcloud. A Weezer cover (which has since been removed), a collaboration with Julian Bell (posted below), a song with producer Will Miller, they all hit the spot. On top of covering those tracks, we also...

I've displayed the same sentiments at the first of every month for the entirety of 2015, but being able to release a new issue of Blake Gardner's ongoing graphic novel, Tails of Sorrow, totally takes away from the bummer of having to pay rent. During Issue 7 last month, we saw Doug get lost in the desert...

The first time I heard Illfightyou I was at a party in Chicago. I met somebody from Washington and my first question was, "Who's the best rappers out of the Northwest? Who should I look for?" Without pause, he said "Illfightyou. One word." So I wrote it down in my phone and checked it out the next...

Floridian producer Sheaths is a name I recognized for a while, but it wasn't an artist that I listened to until recently. This past week, he released a collaborative single with Soundcloud darling (I went there) Heavy Hearts. The two got very emotional on the “lo-fi death” rollercoaster of “Suffocation.” After hearing that sweeping instrumental, I flew through Sheaths' ...

Phaze What gave us his anticipatory project, The Sweet Chin Move, earlier this summer and now he continues to build off of it with visuals for one of the lead singles “Say My Name.”

Unlike the Destiny's Child track, Phaze What strays away from sexy time talk and converses about weed, his friends that are locked up, and more weed. The cloudy rapper best known for being a member of Piff Gang has been able to hold...

Did you know that Chicago rapper thttp://twitter.com/walkingshoe likes pizza? Of course you did. He's is to pizza what Kel is to orange soda. The King of the 'Za has continued his rundown of pizza themes by recently releasing Loose Slices 2,...

Sweet baby Jesus, it's been too long since Jason Goldwatch directed a music video. The whole crew is back with this one as Gangrene (made up of producer/rapper The Alchemist and producer/rapper Oh No) join forces with Action Bronson for “Driving Gloves.”

In the video, they beat the shit out of a rental car. Spray paint, broken windows, baseball bats...